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cord-257889-zcxn5cx0	Aledo‐Serrano, Ángel	Genetic epilepsies and COVID‐19 pandemic: Lessons from the caregiver perspective	2020-05-18		.txt	text/plain	1046	58	48	Caregivers reported a series of partly overlapping factors that could contribute to seizure or behavioral deterioration: (1) new onset symptoms of anxiety (68.6%) or depression (69.7%) in caregivers, (2) inability to reach their neurologist using telemedicine resources (62.8%), (3) living in homes without a terrace or yard (62.8%), (4) economic problems (62.4%), (5) loss of regular stimulation and physical therapies (51.8%), (6) avoidance of seeking medical advice for serious health issues in the emergency department due to fear of COVID-19 (20.6%), (7) cancelation of essential medical appointments (18.5%), and (8) difficulties finding their antiseizure medication (ASM) at a pharmacy (8.3%). In conclusion, although more research is needed and a cross-sectional design has obvious limitations, patients with DEEs and their caregivers face multiple challenges during the COVID-19 pandemic that might lead to worse seizure and psychological outcomes in this population.	./cache/cord-257889-zcxn5cx0.txt	./txt/cord-257889-zcxn5cx0.txt